Angie Dodge: Exonerated by Genetic Genealogy (Wrongfully Convicted Interview Included)

Angie Dodge was 18 years old when she is viciously attacked and murdered inside her apartment. The small, quaint town of Idaho Falls was shaken over the homicide, but residents were able to rest easy just 1 year later when the killer is put behind bars. However, things aren't quite as they seem. More than 20 years after the murder of Angie Dodge, genetic genealogy changes the game. This newly discovered DNA technology leads to an exoneration and then a new conviction 25 years after Angie's death.


Sources:
My personal interview with Christopher Tapp
Dateline NBC, Episode titled "Who Killed Angie Dodge?"
The Genetic Detective on ABC, Episode titled "Who Killed Angie Dodge?"
East Idaho News, Nate Eaton Facebook page
https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article249121580.html
https://www.idahostatesman.com/news/local/crime/article246316345.html


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